Radio Engineers C. R. Lundquist and K. S. Kellaher install radio antenna

Title:: Radio Engineers C. R. Lundquist and K. S. Kellaher install radio antenna
Creator:: United States. Navy
Name on Item:: Official U.S. Navy Photograph
Date:: December 26, 1947
Format:: Photographs
Genre:: Photographic prints
Location:: American Legion Museum
Collection (local):: World War II by Combat Photographers
Subjects:: Engineers
Radio antennas
Airplanes
Research
United States. Navy
United States. Office of Naval Research
Extent:: 1 photograph : print ; sheet 21 x 26 cm (8 x 10 format)
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Caption: File number: 704768 Hold for release to A. M. newspapers on Friday, December 26, 1947. NAVY IS NATION'S GREATEST PROMOTER OF RESEARCH - Many of the inventions and gadgets which have come about as a result of World War II had their beginnings in research fostered years ago by the Office of Naval Research. The Navy has become the nation's greatest single agency interested in promoting research. Ten in a series of eleven. Radio Engineers C. R. Lundquist and K. S. Kellaher install radio antenna.
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Identifier:: 1-140